Recent articles from publications based in United Kingdom.
I work from home and didn't want my desk to always be on show – this IKEA buy transformed my set up, it folds from sleek bookcase to spacious workspace in seconds
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Maddie Balcombe·19d ago
Everyone knows and loves IKEA’s BILLY Bookcase. The simple yet versatile buy is a cult classic for good reason.
Why nurturing your compassionate side is simple and deeply beneficial | Psyche Videos
Psycheby Psyche Video·19d ago
Compassion is important – not just because it makes us sensitive to the suffering of others, but because practising it can make our brains more resilient and our relationships stronger.
Mother Teresa was virtuous, but she was wrong about virtue | Psyche Ideas
Psycheby Michael Brownstein & Alex Madva·19d ago
In 1975, a collection of Mother Teresa’s thoughts and reflections was published as a short book titled A Gift for God: Prayers and Meditation.
Climbing gives me a much-needed break from my brain | Psyche Notes to Self
Psycheby Alizeh Kohari·19d ago
I began climbing because I’d developed a fear of falling. A few unlucky stumbles, cartoonish in the details of how they happened – tripping over my own feet, for instance, while posing for a selfie...
Mark my words, this new £230 Habitat chair bed is going to be an instant bestseller – it's cute, curvy, and tailor-made for small homes
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Amy Lockwood·19d ago
I'm calling it. Habitat has just launched a new £230 chair bed, and I think this on-trend design will become an instant bestseller.
This is the £29 Dunelm kitchen set that uni students (and their parents) are rushing to snap up – I wish I'd had one when I left for halls
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Molly Cleary·19d ago
With August here, thousands of students (and parents) will be planning for a fresh year of university or embarking on life in shared halls for the first time.
5 heat-loving houseplants that thrive in bright, sunny windowills and stuffy rooms – they’re perfect for south-facing windowsills
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·19d ago
It’s not just your outdoor plants that may have been struggling with the hot weather this summer. Your indoor plants may be suffering, too.
If flies are plaguing your home, try this expert-approved DIY trap – I bet you have the ingredients
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Kezia Reynolds·20d ago
If you’re struggling to get rid of flies this summer, then why not try making a yeast trap? And yes, you can use the affordable, fast-acting yeast you can pick up in the supermarket.
Stephen Libby on fashion: so many men have asked me for clothes advice since The Traitors
Fashion | The Guardianby Stephen Libby·20d ago
Other than the jumpsuits, I don’t think I wore anything particularly groundbreaking when I appeared on The Traitors.
How to enter a state of flow | Psyche Guides
Psycheby Susan A Jackson·20d ago
is a researcher, author and performance psychology consultant, who has worked in the field of flow since the mid-1980s.
Jack Draper: Tearful Briton struggles in comeback defeat at Canadian Open
BBC Sportby Flora Snelson·21d ago
- Published Jack Draper broke down in tears midway through his return to the court after long-term injury difficulties as he suffered a first-round exit at the Canadian Open.
Factcheck: How nuclear, gas, wind and solar power are affected during heatwaves - Carbon Brief
Carbon Briefby Molly Lempriere·21d ago
Heatwaves are becoming more likely and more intense due to climate change, impacting sources of power generation around the world as they work to meet increased demand.
Alexandra Eala: Rising tennis star 'most exciting player on WTA tour'
BBC Sportby Sophie Trifonoff·21d ago
- Published As the umpire called the winning point, Alexandra Eala collapsed to the ground in tears - knowing her country had been with her for every step of the tournament.
My double life came to a head when I pretended to be vegan | Psyche Turning Points
Psycheby Evan E Lambert·21d ago
Your mission: to infiltrate an organisation of animal rights activists. You must arrive at the office with a smile on your face.
Q&A: Does the world need ‘carbon capture and storage’ to reach net-zero? - Carbon Brief
Carbon Briefby Josh Gabbatiss·22d ago
When carbon dioxide (CO2) is released from a factory or power plant, the gas can be captured and permanently stored underground, preventing it from driving climate change.
Birth doulas are almost exclusively female. Enter Teddy | Psyche Videos
Psycheby Psyche Video·22d ago
Timothy Gant Jr (aka Teddy) is one of just a handful of male birth doulas in the state of Texas. In her short documentary Teddy, the US director Lauren Santucci profiles Gant, exploring how the...
10 of Britain’s best piers for dining, nightlife and good old seaside fun
Travel | The Guardianby Rachel Dixon·22d ago
Perched in our glass-fronted eyrie, 300 metres out to sea, we watch a murmuration of starlings rise and fall and swoop around us. When the show is over, we turn our attention to the food.
Jess Cartner-Morley’s August style essentials: lace trims, snazzy knits and one truly beautiful bag
Fashion | The Guardianby Jess Cartner-Morley·24d ago
August: do you buy for the holiday you’ll be melting through this month, or the one you’ll be pretending to enjoy in a jumper come October? Answers on a postcard, please!
No apologies, no freebies: the man who makes Andy Burnham’s jackets on how to weather a storm
Fashion | The Guardianby Chloe Mac Donnell·24d ago
It has not yet been two weeks since James Eden, the founder of the Manchester men’s clothier Private White VC, saw one of his best-known customers move in to No 10 Downing Street.
Marketa Vondrousova: Key findings from doping case which ended in four-year ban
BBC Sportby Jonathan Jurejko·25d ago
- Published Recent Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova receiving a four-year ban for refusing to take a doping test was a punishment which sent shockwaves through tennis.
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